Poll: Screen time a growing concern for LI kids, adults
By GREGORY ZELLER // School mobile-phone bans and tighter restrictions on social media content proved popular in the latest Mount Sinai South Nassau Truth in Medicine Poll The poll –…
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No. 902: In which East End anglers catch new data – and jokesters, freelancers and brats have a big day
“Off” beat: Sound off, intrepid innovators! It’s Friday on Long Island and this latest warm workweek has reached its busy end. Another glorious summertime weekend is in the offing…
No. 901: On code talkers, creamsicles and Wiffle balls, with unmasked anger and recycled innovation
Our long national nightmare is over: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and not just any Wednesday but the first Wednesday with an Innovate Long Island newsletter waiting in your inbox…
In Albany, better gifts in smarter recycling packages
By MATTHEW COHEN // Long Island has always been at the forefront of innovation. Updating our recycling infrastructure, and embracing cutting-edge solutions, should be no different. At the tail end…
Decades later, HIA-LI is still making the industrial grade
By TOM MARINER // One of Long Island’s most powerful business organizations was originally sparked by a power outage. The HIA-LI launched after a 1978 blackout, which left many of…
No. 888: In which wind farms formalize, computers speak up and Triassic Park gets a little more crowded
The Recharge Reader: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we reach another midweek turning point on our never-ending innovation journey. Remember, socioeconomic greatness is a road, not a destination…
No. 881: Receptionists rise, the Metric System catches on (mostly) and every dog has its multimedia art show
The common fate of all: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we hustle our way through the first full workweek of May 2024 and the beautiful spring weather gives…
No. 874: Yuri in spaaaaace … with small-biz grants, luxury hotels and grilled cheese all over Long Island
Knock, knock, knocking on weekend’s door: Knock-knock, intrepid innovators! You’ve stepped through the portal of this latest busy workweek and reached the gates of another springtime weekend – well…
No. 865: In which napping, good deeds and coconuts rule – and Island business boosters finally join forces
Quick note: Over the hurdle we go, dear readers, as we hurtle into the backstretch of another busy workweek. Today is Wednesday, March 13, and of course no hump…
No. 856: Down, set, hike! Offshore wind, quantum computing and LVIII other reasons to love innovation
Super-duper: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and not just any Friday but the Friday before Super Bowl Sunday, an unofficial national holiday if ever there was one. With a full…
No. 854: Raising new towers, defending digital assets and throwing some shade on Punxsutawney Phil
Phil is just a liberal psyop: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and not just any Friday but the first Friday of February and the second day of the new…
Cybersecurity event plugs big steps for small business
By GREGORY ZELLER // With large-scale cyberattacks landing major blows around the world, small-scale Long Island businesses soaked up some no-nonsense lessons this week on how to cover their digital…
LI economics (kinda), political jabs (sorta) in King’s Park
By GREGORY ZELLER // Governor Kathy Hochul visited King’s Park Thursday to detail a king’s ransom in state funding – and throw a few political jabs (or, more to the…
No. 848: On meditation, mindfulness and mild criticism – and it’s quitting time! (Or is it?)
Getting there: Welcome to Friday, intrepid innovators – for roughly half of you, the precipice of a three-day weekend. Yes, the third-Monday-in-January federal holiday commemorating American civil rights icon Martin…
In Cell and Gene hub, LI’s best socioeconomic destiny
By GREGORY ZELLER // The cutting-edge Cell and Gene Therapy Innovation Hub coming to Nassau County will do more than “radically alter the treatment of cancer and other serious diseases,”…